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I use mostly manual primes with manual aperture rings so it's a non-issue for me, but I do have a couple without aperture rings and don't find it a problem at all. I don't ever change aperture while filming really. D5300 Pros: Lovely Nikon colour science Low light performance very good Super 35 size sensor Dynamic range very good when using flat profile Almost no aliasing or moire Superb stills Cons: Detail is OK but not great (better than 600D, worse than G6) Doesn't have many video features making it rather awkward to use compared to G6 G6 Pros: Loads of detail A pleasure to shoot with (peaking, nice EVF, good ergonomics) Nice rich colours in well-lit situations Cons: Dynamic range is low (shadows can be lifted a little) Doesn't do well in poor light - colours suffer in any situation other than bright light imo. If you're not bothered about sound I'd look at a GX7. Colours, low light and DR are better than the G6 as far as I can see.

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here here. I rarely see anything uploaded to vimeo which really commands the need for perfection in the acquisition dept. I suppose a lack of moire is great for a moire test. What seems to be drastically forgotten in this thread is that the d810 is a 36megapixel stills beast that also shoots video. Just like the d800 and a7r. Until there is the capability to read the full 36mpx sensor and downscale the 8k? feed, the video will always have flaws. The fact is, if it's an improvement over the d800 and a7r (which both deliver great video considering the 36mpx sensor is making things very hard for the cameras). Both d800 and a7r pretty much match the 5dmk3 in terms of internal (to card) h264. Ultimately I find it mad that anyone is seriously attempting to pull this camera apart in video terms, particularly when comparing it to vastly inferior cameras in the stills dept. It's a flagship full frame photographic camera which needs a 20k£ medium format back (and costly medium format lenses) to better it. Nothing that shoots really good video also shoots stills half as good as the d800, a7r and the d810.

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